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The remnants of former Tropical Storm Philippe headed toward waterlogged New England with the promise of more precipitation, gusts and isolated power outages…

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The remnants of former Tropical Storm Philippe are bearing down on New England with the promise of rain, wind and isolated power outages. The storm is expected to hit late Saturday night.

Philippe, now a low pressure system, is no longer a tropical storm.

The remnants of former Tropical Storm Philippe headed toward waterlogged New England with the promise of more precipitation, gusts and isolated power outages after lashing Bermuda with<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/former-tropical-storm-philippes-remnants-headed-to-waterlogged-new-england-and-atlantic-canada/">Read More</a>

Tropical storm warnings were in effect for parts of Canada and a wide stretch of coastal New England late Friday as Hurricane Lee moved toward Canada, where it was expected to make landfall Saturday.

Tropical storm conditions were occurring in coastal Massachusetts and Nova Scotia before dawn on Saturday, hours before the storm’s expected landfall in Canada.

The storm is expected to affect the Northeast U.S. and Canada before its expected landfall this weekend along the Maine or Nova Scotia shorelines.

After passing Bermuda, the hurricane is expected to affect the Northeast U.S. and Canada before making landfall this weekend along the Maine or Nova Scotia shorelines.

Winds up to 60 miles per hour and one-inch hail were predicted, according to the weather service warning issued Friday afternoon.